Was thinking of a way to get a good balance to the team and a way to get all of our best players in the squad.
I thought about a copy of Liverpool formations
---------------------------oxley----------------
------mcgregor----hanlon---fontaine-----
Mcgeouch-----henderson---fyvie/bartley----mcginn
----------------feruz-------------keatings-------
------------------------cummings-----------
Offers a good balance with the 3 defenders and Mcginn and mcgeouch as energetic wing backs. Fyvie or Bartley to sit. Henderson linking with the 2 behind cummings. Keatings and feruz and both creative players who are comfortable on the ball and will score plenty. Also willing runners to go beyond jase.
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04-09-2015 12:24 AM #1
New formation - Liverpool inspired
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04-09-2015 06:35 AM #3
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04-09-2015 11:26 AM #6
For around 3 months Rodgers had this formation running rings around every team, before it was finally worked out by united then it all went to sh**. This formation, with the correct players, would work wonders in this league.
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04-09-2015 01:45 PM #7
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We have a good enough squad to have lots of tactical options at our disposal and I think the quicker Stubbs learns when to change things up/when to keep things the same, he'll be on his way to be a very good manager.
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04-09-2015 05:03 PM #10
This Liverpool formation was interesting - highly optimized for back passes to the keeper.
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